With all the buzz of Netflix's "The Social Dilemma," Sr Nancy delves into the message of the film and applies media mindfulness principles to this documentary that of itself critiques social media.

In this Netflix series, Pharrell Williams along with his uncle Bishop Ezekiel Williams seek to build the world's most diverse and integrated Gospel choir. When auditions begin, no one knew the stories and testimonies that would follow showing God working in the soul through music.

This based-on-a-true-story yarn will have you laughing, crying, and tapping your feet to music you won't forget. The Fisherman's Friends are, first and foremost, friends and fishermen who got together to sing traditional sea shanties for their community of Port Isaac, on Cornwall's northern coast. When some music execs play a joke on their unsuspecting colleague, no one would image they would become a music sensation.

Based on the memoirs of JD Vance, Hillbilly Elegy tells his story of growing up in the midst of poverty and addiction and choosing forgiveness and compassion as a way to heal the generational wounds.

Knowing how to live is the challenge of a lifetime, but for Zach Sobiech it comes because death comes like a traveling freight train. Yet, his life brings hope and joy to all who know him. Clouds is an unforgettable and transformative film that addresses death and life in a profoundly Catholic way.

A contemporary retelling of the greatest miracle of modern times comes to us from Picturehouse Studios and Origin Entertainment. It is the apparition of Mary, the Mother of God to three peasant children of Fatima, Portugal.

Considered to be the best short story fiction writer of the 20th century, Flanner O'Connor's life is beautifully expressed in this reflective documentary showing her great literary and Catholic culture contribution.

Bryce Howard's documentary brings to light the joys, struggles, fun times and sometimes cluelessness of famous and non-celebrity dads as they maneuver within the chaotic joy of fatherhood.

“For Sama” documents the war in Syria and the toll it is taking on the lives of those who live there. The filmmaker is a woman who brings this formative voice of a mother to war documentaries. And by the end of the film, we discover ourselves to be all the more human because of it.

Telling the chilling accounts of three black women in the music recording industry who have endured sexual abuse, this film presents how abuse of power leads to abuse of others. It is a #MeToo moment to reclaim the dignity of every human being.